Примеры использования Widely understood на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such terms might not be widely understood.
Not in the widely understood definition of that term.
This perception has grown and become widely understood.
These are widely understood throughout the mine action sector.
Compensation effects were not widely understood at this time.
Widely understood housing issues are closely connected to the following.
It was an acceptable,well-established term that was widely understood.
It is being widely understood and recognized as the only legitimate form of governance.
These implications are still to be widely understood and taken into account.
The parameters of a final resolution of the conflict are widely understood.
UNU has not introduced a formal and widely understood system of selection and approval of projects.
However, in many countries that difference was still not widely understood.
However, the limitations or flaws associated with the LIS did not become widely understood globally or within the context of Mozambique until approximately 2004.
However, nowadays the special features of violence against women are more widely understood.
The basis of Filarmonica-Quartet repertoire is widely understood classics from Haydn to Shostakovich.
Also, such provisions have been thesubject of few arbitral awards and thus their scope is not yet widely understood.
The official language is Malay, butEnglish is widely understood and used in business.
In addition, it is widely understood that the international donor community will need to provide very substantial financial support to facilitate the implementation of bilateral agreements.
The feasibility of preventing disasters has become more widely understood and accepted.
As the concept of ESC becomes more widely understood by drivers, it is expected that offering the option of using the text term"ESC," as opposed to manufacturer-specific ESC system acronyms, will facilitate driver recognition of the tell-tale.
English is taught as a second language, but is not widely understood among older people.
In the Medieval period, much of this work waswritten in regional dialects, with the authors attempting to reach as wide an audience as possible by choosing a dialect that could be widely understood.
Recommendations regarding the need for agreed and widely understood terminology in waste management.
When the Convention was negotiated, it was widely understood that the instrument could only be successful at curbing the effects of desertification, land degradation and drought if relevant scientific understanding would inform policy setting and the development of concrete management interventions.
And"Pepper" is just a kind of"sequel" for a more general public,which has been more widely understood and accepted.
This possibility has been discussed and it is widely understood in Iceland that national human rights institutions(NHRIs) have increasingly been recognized by the international community as mechanisms that are integral to ensuring respect for, and effective implementation of, international human rights standards at the national level.
French is the official language, but Italian andEnglish are also widely understood and spoken.
Though this ruling concerned the first feed-in tariff act of 1991 and not the EEG of 2000,the court's decision was widely understood as applicable to both, which was one reason why the EEG was not challenged until the EU in Brussels became concerned about industry exemptions to the renewable energy surcharge in 2012.
It paves the way for improved global communications which will aid stability and security of supplies,governed by fewer and more widely understood rules and guidelines.
The Communications and Public Information Section implements a strategy that actively supports the objectives of MINUSTAH, ensures that the Mission's mandate andresponsibilities are fully and widely understood, promotes all aspects of the work of the Mission's various components, builds and maintains support for the Mission's mandate, provides the host population with credible, impartial and accurate information on the work of the Mission, creates a record of the Mission's activities, and defends and protects the Mission from unjustified criticism and misinformation.